Errol Eats Everything Drops Self-Titled Album, Bringing Revolutionary Energy to Hip Hop

Toronto, ON – Rising Hip Hop artist Errol Eats Everything has officially released his highly anticipated self-titled debut album, a 17-track project that delivers an unfiltered take on a range of pressing issues. From culture wars and class struggles to race and knowledge of self, the gifted lyricist weaves his perspective into every electric bar he spits. This bold, thought-provoking album follows his recent NYAM! EP, which soared to the top of the NACC (North American College and Community) radio charts, cementing his reputation as an artist to watch.

With no filler tracks, Errol Eats Everything stands as both an artistic statement and a call to action. The album’s sharp lyricism and fearless approach showcase an MC deeply rooted in his identity, unafraid to challenge the status quo while delivering a compelling sonic experience. The Toronto-based artist, who has also lived in New York, Las Vegas, and Jamaica, draws from a wealth of global influences, making his work resonate with listeners across cultures and generations.

New fans will quickly recognize Errol Eats Everything’s distinct voice, which evokes the lyrical mastery of Jay Electronica, the mystique of MF DOOM, the cultural depth of Yasiin Bey, and the fearless energy of Killer Mike. His music serves as an empowering force, echoing the legacy of civil rights icon Marcus Garvey in its call for unity and upliftment among people of African descent.

More than just a collection of songs, Errol Eats Everything serves as anthems for change, bridging continents and generations with its powerful message. Whether he’s dropping knowledge, exposing systemic injustices, or simply vibing out with undeniable skill, his artistry commands attention. The new album, now available on all major streaming platforms, marks a defining moment in Hip Hop—proving that the genre continues to evolve with voices that matter.

With Errol Eats Everything, the artist makes it clear: this is what 10,000 hours of dedication sounds like, and Hip Hop will never be the same again.

SOURCES Dalton Higgin PR

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